Join us for the annual Holley-Hull Lecture, featuring renowned New Testament scholar Joshua Jipp, who's research and teaching focus on Luke-Acts and Paul’s letters, and his work explores how Scripture informs faithful Christian living, theology, and society.
Cumberland School of Law's Continuing Legal Education department, along with the Land Use & Natural Resources Law Center, will host its annual Environmental Law symposium. This year's event is titled "Resilient Futures: The Next Era in Land Use Law."
During the French Revolution, many Gothic sculptures were damaged, destroyed, or displaced. In the years between the World Wars, surviving works entered international art markets and became prized objects for collectors. In this lecture, Dr. Jennifer Feltman will trace the fascinating stories of these works of art.
Isabelle Bracewell will discuss innovative approaches to natural resource conservation through the lens of R3 (Recruitment, Retention, and Reactivation) initiatives.
Samford's Howard College of Arts and Sciences will host the 2025 J. Roderick Davis Lecture on Thursday, Oct. 9, at 7 p.m. in Reid Chapel. This year’s featured speaker is Dr. Francis Su, Benediktsson-Karwa Professor of Mathematics at Harvey Mudd College.
Rony Kozman will examine the intersection of early Christianity and the natural law tradition, laying the groundwork for students’ transition to medieval thought. Convo credit approved.
Dr. Abigail Schwarz will present cutting-edge research exploring the therapeutic potential of cannabis and psychedelic-inspired compounds for the treatment of chronic pain and addiction.
Kimberly Todd will share insights into career opportunities in public health, focusing on how the Jefferson County Department of Health addresses pressing challenges to improve community health.
Dr. Mark Wilson will explore the critical role that green spaces play in supporting community health.
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